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Below is what you can and can't do, as the government try to stop the outbreak of the deadly COVID-19 strain.

WHAT YOU CAN DO - Leave your home once a day to shop for basic necessities, like food or medicine. - Exercise outside daily, like a run, walk or bike ride in a park, as long as you are not in a group of two or more. - Attend medical appointments. - Provide care for someone else or help a vulnerable person. - Travel to and from work, but only if it is "absolutely necessary" and you cannot work from home. - Attend a funeral if you are immediate family.

WHAT YOU CAN'T DO - Gather in groups of two or more, unless you live alongside the people you're with. - Meet up with friends, family or loved ones if they live in a different house. - Shop for non-essential items. - Visit amenities such as libraries, gyms, churches or mosques, which have to close from tonight.

HOW IT WILL BE ENFORCED - Police can issue fines and break-up gatherings of more than two people. - All shops selling non-essential goods will close. - All gatherings of more than two people in public, unless they live together, will stop. - All social events, including weddings and all other ceremonies, except funerals, are also scrapped. - Parks will stay open for exercise, but gatherings of more than two people from different households are banned.

HOW LONG WILL IT LAST? - The initial period is set for three weeks, but this could be cut short or extended, depending on how the virus spreads.